look, it says so here http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx scid=kb;en-us;316941#XSLTH3141121122120121120120
yes, its a legal copy.
this is a windows xp updgrade cd...so it would have to know that i have an earlier version of windows, right
and i have already tried the full format...same thing happens
install windows xp HELP PLEASE!!!!
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install windows xp HELP PLEASE!!!!
KenH++
Then if you don't have a copy of Windows ( not this resource CD you found ), the copy is not legal for you to use. Update CDs are sold cheaper on the basis that you own a previous OS.
Patrick Carnahan - MSFT
i meant to say *upgrade*
Gerben3000
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marieMyers
It's the same thing, the upgrade requires you to own a CD of a previous OS.